Essays on Ethics

The purpose of science is heavily debated. Science is meant to be the beholder of reality, a tool that can describe our inner and outer world based on thorough investigations and analytical data. As the universe expands, humanity’s course along with it on Earth. We...

Considering the use of Information and Communication technologies ICT nowadays it is very clear that the Earth has turned into a global village for sure. There is no problem in communicating with people who are miles away from us. Moreover, as we are advancing towards...

“Lifeboat Ethics: The Case against Helping the Poor” by Garrett Hardin and “Rich and Poor” by Peter Singer are the two articles which put forward different and opposing views on the act of altruism and providing aid to the poor and helpless. Both of these...

The exploitation of human beings in the early 1900s, notably prisoners of war in Nazi concentration camps in WWII, raised concerns about ethical obligations. Efforts asserting the importance of ethical consideration emerged and led to the significant formation of the Nuremberg Code in 1947. The...

“Without ethics, man has no future. This is to say, mankind without them cannot be itself. Ethics determine choices and actions and suggest difficult priorities.” -John Berger, The Denial of True Reflection In my essay I will be discussing how I believe Ethics are extremely...

The following essay portrays a message about journalism practicality and trainings, and it highlights some of the very important and effective ideas and thoughts. In addition to that, the following essay will show the correlation between ethics in journalism and the public. The discussion of...

This essay will present a critical evaluation of the ethics of using deception in special Operations Missions. Deception has played a fundamental role in Special Operations since its early inception due to the force multiplication, far-reaching effects, and proven success. While the effectiveness of deception...

Public Administrators have a number of important roles that influence policy-making decisions in which it affects the people they serve. The work set forth by Public Administrators assumes significant responsibility as they must lead ethically to build trust in their communities, amongst their elected officials,...

In his book “The Professional Ethics Toolkit”, Christopher Meyers defines of professional “as experts skilled in the provision of vital services, who have a normative commitment to their clients’ well-being”. As my point view, I think that his definition is completely correct. Moreover, professional ethics...

L’Oréal Paris was founded in 1909 by Eugene Schuller, a young chemist who began this company by producing hair dyes that he formulated and manufactured for hair salons through out Paris. His company then expanded through the development of new products and introducing innovating new...